Paphos Airport has a single terminal where it serves over 2 million passengers every year. With such a huge scale of visitors, Paphos Airport has Cyprus’ second busiest airport next to Larnaca Airport. It caters mostly to European cities. Its main carrier, Cyprus Airways, flies regularly to Amsterdam, Athens, London-Heathrow, Manchester and Frankfurt. It also has 24 direct flights to its neighbouring country, Greece. Paphos Airport can be reached via major highways such as B6 and B7, roads leading out to the center of Paphos City. The neighbouring tourist attaractions in Paphos like Emba, Kolossi and Khlorakas are easily explored using a cheap car hire in Paphos Airport Greece.

One of the best beaches in the rocky coasts of Western Cyprus is re Faros Beach. This are has stronger waves and is found in an area that is not easiluy accessible via puclic vehicle. It draws as small crowd perhaps because of its location. Most tourists who visit here prefer the convenience of a car rental in Paphos Airport Greece when travelling to Faros beach. Upon arriving at the beach, you’ll easily notice its fine sands, contrasted by huge sandstone rocks. This area is hardly commercilized, with only a few small kiosks to sell refreshment. Faros Beach is found 3km away from central Paphos.

Located 8km from Kato Pafos, Kissonerga Bay is a longer stretch of a beach that is also undeveloped. Enjoy the sun at Kissonerga Bay using a car hire in Paphos Airport Greece. Tourists who want a day off from the city should visit this beach because it has banana plantations and native sights that will surely make you feel like you are in a tropical island.